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January - April 2019
NEWS FOR US, BY US
Talent galore: One-on-One with
profiles on four Mpume Khaba
campus artists
UNIZULU STUDENTS
AUTUMN SAY “NO!” TO
FASHION TRENDS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
H uman rights, like basic human needs, are an essential
part of any individual’s life. Among these, as written in
the bill of rights of the Constitution of South Africa, are
the right to life, equality and privacy. Also enshrined is the right
to freedom and security of the person. This includes freedom
Vox Pops: Let’s Talk Domestic
Violence
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from all forms of violence from either public or private Get Your Hustle on 4-5
sources, torture of any kind and cruel, inhuman or degrading
treatment or punishment. March being the month of human
rights and April being the month to celebrate freedom, #tag
has zoomed in on a pertinent human rights/ freedom issue:
domestic violence. We have asked a few of our male students
Top 7 Items Not to Wear to an
Interview
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to share their thoughts on the matter. You’ll read more on that
in our Vox Pops feature on page 3. Don’t miss expert advice
from UNIZULU’s Department of Psychology’s Ashmin Singh for
domestic violence victims and perpetrators. You’ll find this on
page 12. Live and Let Living Coral 7
Phew, well we’ve started on a rather serious note, haven’t
we? Let’s take a step back just a little to do the formalities.
This is the first feature for the year so we’d love to extend One-on-One with the First
Female Housing Chairperson
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a warm welcome to our first-time entering students.
We wish you well on your journey as you navigate
through your courses. We hope that, upon completion
of your undergraduate studies, you’ll happily reflect on
a productive period. We know that #tag will form part From SA to the World 11
of your fondest memories as well (wink, wink). To all
our returning students, we trust that you have started
implementing all your academic plans for the year and
that you will succeed in all your academic endeavors.
Shining the Light on Domestic 12
Violence
Any fashionistas in the house? Yeah? We’ve got you guys
covered in our new fashion feature (page 7). Make sure you
check the page out to see what’s trending this autumn.
Your Safety Counts 13
And with that, our dear readers, we say goodbye.
Happy reading.
FYI 14
Editorial Team
Naledi Hlefane, Precious Shamase, Sphamandla Gumede,
Samkele Sokhela and Hlumelo Nyikana
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Photography
Sphamandla Gumede, Samkele Sokhela, Hlumelo Nyikana
and Google images
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# Vox pops
What is your stance on domestic violence?
I’m strongly against domestic violence Living in constant fear in your own home is Men who domestically abuse women
because it creates a space that limits children’s the worst kind of life one can live. Younger contribute to creating a never ending cycle
cognitive development. I don’t remember my children who are easily impressionable are the of abuse because young people who witness
father beating my mother because they found most affected by this kind of abuse. Children these acts grow up believing this is normal.
better ways to solve their problems. So, I don’t become adults who are angry, aggressive and Men think it’s okay to beat women and
support this “supposed” norm of mistreating dangerous. If couples can no longer live women believe this is the only way men show
women, especially through violent acts. together they should just separate instead of their “love”. We need to create far effective
inflicting pain on one another. People should awareness campaigns to curb this crisis.
learn to be more patient and understanding
Simphiwe Makhunga in order to build better relationships and
Level two FET Phase Education: Language happier homes. Simphiwe Kheswa
and Life Orientation Level four LLB
Sakhele Mthimkulu
Level two BSc Hydrology and Physics
Domestic violence is not the way to gain Domestic violence is not necessary. It’s
control and respect from people. Domestic inhumane. It is a criminal offence; as such, it
violence affects the way a child thinks, their is not a solution to any kind of problem. This
behaviour, and ultimately their future. We kind of abuse causes anger which leads to
should strive to become people who live in a homicide and hatred in our society. Domestic
morally respectable manner. That’s the only violence destroys families and nations. We
way to eradicate this issue. should abolish it.
Duncan Mthethwa Sabelo Gumede
Level 3 BCom Accounting Level three Industrial Sociology and
Labour Relations
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# Get Your Hustle on
When Lunga Gamedze, a fourth-year paying his tertiary tuition fees while
Bachelor of Arts in Environmental also supporting his family.
Planning and Development Studies
student, realised that his family was
From his gigs, Gamedze has also
struggling to finance his education turned into an entrepreneur. He
seven years ago, he devised a plan currently owns a carwash located
that would generate income for his in Stanger and a fast-food tuckshop
education and family. in Durban. The hip hop artist has
achieved some feats in his musical
Gamedze, who was in grade 10 at career.
the time, took to recording hip hop
music. He has appeared in numerous local
newspapers, received airplay in
He has since been receiving a local radio stations and worked
number of paying gigs around with Bongani Fassie, the son of
Durban and Stanger. Even though the legendary late Brenda Fassie.
working as an underground Impressive hey?
independent musician has had its
challenges, the Swati-born talented
Lungza G artist managed to accumulate a sum
of money with which he is currently
Qiniso Prince Nxumalo, the 25-year- The make-up artist said he was
old from KwaMashu is studying oblivious to his talent until he
towards a Master’s degree in saw the massive feedback he had
Communication Science. He is also received on social media after he
enjoying a promising career in the had posted a picture of himself
make-up industry (doing facebeats, wearing make-up. With his profit,
if you will), which he invests time Nxumalo pays for his education
in during his spare time. With just and everyday lifestyle. His long-
two years in the business, Que is term goal is to be recognised
already national. He has worked internationally, like renowned
with a number of notable faces in American Make-up Artist James
the South African entertainment Charles, by whom he is inspired.
industry such as Zoe Mthiyane,
When asked what his secret to
known as Zitha in the SABC 1 soapie
swift success was, he responded,
Generations, and Radio & TV
Que_Glamazon personality Masechaba Ndlovu.
“You must have a relationship with
money, know how to make and
If looking pretty, clean and fresh Nxumalo has also worked at huge keep money sufficiently. There are
is your game then you definitely events in the South African calendar many ways one can make money,
need Que Glamazon in your game such as the Vodacom Durban July. In for example, look at our institution,
plan. Who is that, you might be 2018, he bagged R35 000 from doing it is an economy on its own.’’
wondering? Only one of the best facebeats during the weeklong
make-up artists in Zululand. Born UNIZULU Graduation Ceremonies.
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Week (SEW), an initiative of the
Department of Higher Education
and Training aimed at scouting
young entrepreneurs and instilling
in students and promoting the spirit
of entrepreneurship. When he is
not wearing his artist, businessman
or student hats, Sithole dabbles
with photography.
From his side hustles, the young
man has been able to purchase a
digital camera worth R20 000 and
Phumlani Sithole opened Original Africa, a Richards
Bay based arts school in which
Twenty - four - year - old Phumlani arts school. There’s more; Sithole he transfers his sketching and
‘Rasta’ Sithole is an all-round also has admirable sketching and painting skills while imparting his
brilliant individual who has earned painting skills. Whether you prefer knowledge about art. His business
his stripes in the community your artwork on paper, canvas ventures have afforded him the
engagement, academic and or clothing, Sithole has got you. opportunity to travel to Ghana and
entrepreneurship space. He took He takes great pride in his work, meet with the country’s president,
great strides when he was a member effecting every stroke and coat Nana Akufo-Addo. We don’t know
of the internationally-recognised with precision and finesse. His about you but Sithole definitely has
UNIZULU Enactus chapter, is the sterling artistry saw him winning #tag’s respect.
top student in the LLB (Bachelor of in the Best Stand category during
Laws) programme and owner of an the 2018 Student Entrepreneurship
Zoohkiing
Siyanda ‘Zoohkiing’ Zungu is a
fourth-year student registered for
Consumer Science Extension and compose instrumentals and sold
Rural Development Studies. The them to artists who were in need.
Ingwavuma born young man has Apart from producing and selling
turned his composing and musical beats, Zungu also promotes his
talent into a business. own music. He has been nominated
in Live Your Dreams Awards in
Upon discovering that he had a
Durban in the Best Upcoming Artist
love for music production, Zungu
category.
voluntarily performed at various
events until he secured a couple He has also been booked alongside
of paying gigs. With the money he prominent musicians such as
received from gigs, he invested in Mampintsha and Dj Bongs. His
a recording label from which he aspiration is to collaborate with
hopes to one day build an empire. Nasty C and Cassper Nyovest one
day.
After purchasing the studio, the
rapper taught himself how to Samkele Sokhela
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# Top 7 Items Not to Wear to an Interview
So you’ve finally secured an interview for that job you’ve been eyeing. The defining moment of reporting for duty for
the very first time and meeting and greeting your colleagues has been playing in your mind ever since you heard the good
news. That is how real this is for you. But alas, only one thing has been causing you sleepless nights: your interview outfit.
Relax, #tag has come to your rescue. We’ve compiled a list of items you should avoid wearing on the big day, to help you
select the clothes that most suit the occasion.
Don’t wear earphones. Listening to music on the way Wear quality footwear. You don’t have to cough up
to the interview is great because it helps to keep you thousands to buy shoes. Pick an appropriate pair
relaxed but, if you’re not going to be interviewed for that is comfortable to wear and durable because,
a DJ position, it is best to take off your earphones to chances are, you’ll want to wear it post-interview.
look more presentable. These shoes include leather lace-ups and midi
trendy heels. Remember, wearing the right kind of
shoe also boosts your confidence.
Avoid wearing ties with bombastic prints and
patterns. Keep it simple. Rather use a single coloured
tie which won’t be too distracting. It also looks more Please don’t wear extremely casual or offensive
professional, especially if you don’t have a blazer on. attire. This includes shorts, miniskirts, short club
dresses and toenail rings as well as revealing tattoos
and excessive piercings, excessive jewellery, tank
Don’t wear unclean or torn clothing. Take great
tops and flip flops.
pride in your appearance as this greatly affects your
budding reputation.
Here’s a last bit of advice, it’s best to do significant
research on the company so that you can learn about
Please don’t overdo your makeup. Use natural tones its dress code. For instance, wearing Khaki pants with a
which highlight your perfect features. golf tee and neat sneakers is perfect for an interview at
My Broadband but is not appropriate at Magigaba M and
Associates.
Go light on perfume, deodorant or cologne. Chanel
no 5 and Yves Saint Laurent are arguably the most Remember, this is a crucial opportunity to showcase
alluring scents in the world but, applying these yourself as the best person suited for the job so look the
scents excessively will only attract death stares or part from head to toe.
cause allergic reactions to flare.
Hlumelo Nyikana
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some inspiration to get you started (you can thank us later…).
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Naledi Hlefane
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# Campus life 8 #tag
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# One-on-One with MPUME KHABA
Nompumelelo Nkanyezi Khaba, job so I could provide for my child
fourth-year Bachelor of Laws and by God’s grace I found one and
student, recently reached an picked myself up. I left home for
incredible milestone by becoming four years and in 2015 when he got
the first ever female student to be ill, my father asked me to come
elected as the chairperson of the back home.
Student Housing Committee at
the University of Zululand since its Did you manage to make peace
inception. #tag’s Samkele Sokhela with your father before his
recently caught up with Khaba and
passing?
this is what transpired.
Yes. He explained why he had
Who is Nompumelelo Khaba? treated me that way. I understood
and made peace with him. He said
I’m 28 years old. I’m the second I must be grateful that his tough
of four children. I was born and Nompumelelo Khaba, the
newly elected Chairperson of
love approach didn’t kill me but
raised in Soweto in Protea North, Student Housing Committee. made me stronger instead. I took
Johannesburg. I’m a bold, dynamic so much time within residences, but several gaps in life, I did my matric
and loud individual with a very is it really a home away from home? at the age of 25 and with all that,
colourful personality. We need to produce a conducive today I realise that those gaps were
way that inspires everyone, preparing me to be the type of a
Tell us about finding out about including students, to take care of person that I am today.
your victory in the Student our residences no matter how old
Housing Committee elections? they look. Your zeal for student activism
is unequivocal. Where do you
I cried; it was a feeling like no other.
What keeps you motivated? draw your energy from?
I did not sleep the whole night. It
was so intense because there were My upbringing. I was raised in a I guess this derives from home. I
so many people that were against us. nice, happy home. I studied in come from a family of six, where
Everybody kept on saying I would exclusive private schools like one of there are two boys and two girls. The
win, but you know… the anxiety. “those kids”, you know. But, when I two siblings after me are disabled
was 16, things got bad between me twins. One is a paraplegic and the
What got you interested in the and my late father because I fell other is severely autistic, meaning
Student Housing Committee? pregnant. He completely disowned he can’t speak. They both need to
me. I believe that experience was be looked after so I guess I am used
It’s student issues and challenges that a learning curve for me because it to living in an environment where I
are faced at university residences. introduced me to the real world. My have to provide a helping hand.
Since I arrived at UNIZULU, I don’t father was a qualified magistrate
feel like we are getting value for who was very strict. My pregnancy Your message of motivation to
all the money that we are paying. I was a huge disappointment for him. women whose life experiences
feel like we are a little bit neglected. He told me: “Now that you have
There isn’t much that is happening are leading them to want to give
chosen to be a woman, go out and
at residences and that’s dangerous up?
fend for yourself.” I left and lived
because we need to remember that in Soweto. My mom would give If you want it, just know that you can
when people are bored, they choose me money on the side. Cleverly, get it. People will have something to
drinking and the drinking leads to with that money, I did a Diploma say. But, believe that you can do it
unfortunate incidences that we have in Beauty Therapy as I had already and go for it.
been witnessing recently. We spend passed grade 10. I searched for a
10 #tag# From SA to the World
UNIZULU Alumnus Takes International Culinary Space
UNIZULU Alumnus Lindani Biyela is making waves in Mount Pocono,
Pennsylvania, United States of America. .
When Lindani Biyela (23), a former Little did he know that his fears Looking back, Biyela marvels at the
UNIZULU Bachelor of Science (BSC) would swiftly dwindle upon arrival direction his life has taken. Just
Hospitality and Tourism student, in Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania, a few months ago, he had never
received news that his application where he is currently based. He boarded a flight, let alone travelled
to work in the United States of reported for duty on 19 November outside of South Africa. ‘’This
America (USA) had been successful, 2018, joining the Food and Beverages opportunity is extra special for me;
he was both thrilled and anxious Department in the company’s it has been more like a chapter of
at the prospect of a new challenge Convention Centre. breakthroughs,” Biyela said.
ahead.
“I’ve been doing very well. The The young man promised to
The young man, from Durban, was environment is totally different continue raising the UNIZULU and
set to work for Kalahari Resorts and (compared to South Africa) but it South African flags until the end of
Convention, a hospitality company has been great and I have adjusted his yearlong internship.
ranked among the best in the so easily,” Biyela said.
world. This would unequivocally Samkele Sokhela
“I am enjoying working here so far;
be a life-changing opportunity for
the feedback from management
Biyela. But, was he going adjust
has been very good. I can even do
well to working in a completely
things now that other interns were
foreign environment? How would
not allowed to do, such as managing
his colleagues receive him? Would
the cash register. The company has
he make a lasting impression as an
also put me as a cultural events co-
employee? These were questions
ordinator,” he boasted.
that were racing in Biyela’s mind.
#tag 11# Shining the Light on Domestic Violence
Naledi Hlefane speaks to Ashmin Pillay, a lecturer from the Department of Psychology about domestic violence.
What is domestic violence? Amendment Act (no 85 of 1997); anxiety and other problems that
and passing, in 1998, the Domestic may affect one’s daily functioning.
D omestic violence, also known
as intimate partner violence
(IPV), ranges from slapping,
Violence Act (DVA) (no. 118 of
1998). Specialist facilities have also
been set up such as family courts,
Helplessness and hopelessness
often accompany survivors of
abuse.
coercing a woman to have sex, specialist sexual offences courts
It is important to know that others
threatening to beating, hitting with and Thuthuzela centres. (Vetten, L,
have gone through the same route
sticks or other objects, pushing, p. , 1995)
and a person is never alone. The
assaulting with fists, violent rape,
pro-feminist programmes aim
stabbing with a knife and shooting
What are the signs of abuse? to change men’s discriminatory
(Wood & Jewkes, 2001). In a country
and controlling attitudes towards
of approximately 40 million
E
xcessively controlling partners women and make safety of the
people, as many as five women are
that dictate who you speak with, victim paramount. The perpetrator
estimated to be killed each week
when and how you communicate is therefore held responsible for
by an intimate partner (Vetten,
with others is a sign of an abusive changing his attitude and behaviour
1995). Unequal power relations in
partner, where they insist on in this approach.
patriarchal societies perpetuate
ideas of male dominance and making all decisions for you. Abuse
aggression towards women. includes put you down by insulting
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area. These include mandatory confiding in a trustworthy friend
minimum sentences for or relative. A doctor, psychologist, Strategy and Practice. Centre for
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tightening bail conditions for information. Leaving a partner that
those charged with rape through is abusive is vital. Then, one is able www.netcare.co.za
the Criminal Procedure Second to deal with the trauma, depression, website retrieved 18 March 2019
12 #tag# YOUR SAFETY COUNTS
* STOP * THINK * ACT
In the wake of recent fatal violent acts against students around the country, #tag has taken the decision to
educate you (the University’s most important stakeholders) about measures you can take in order to stay safe in
and around campus.
Here are a couple of safety tips we’ve extracted from the University’s Safety Tips for Students booklet. Read
the complete booklet on the UNIZULU website using the following link http://www.unizulu.ac.za/wp-content/
uploads/2018/01/Revised-Safety-Tips-EXTERNAL-printing.compressed.pdf.
PERSONAL SAFETY * Always carry extra cash or have a * Beware of drink spiking.
number for a metre taxi, friend Rohypnol, a strong sedative that
* Always walk on well-travelled with a car and/or Uber. causes memory loss, and other
and well lit areas substances can be added to your
* If you have been assaulted, find
drink, without being detected,
* Always walk with friends- the nearest safe place and call a
in order to incapacitate you.
especially at night and in dark friend. Thereafter, call SAPS and
areas PSD. GENERAL SAFETY
* Keep abreast of crime trends
and patterns
GOING OUT * When taking the stairs, walk
slowly and make use of
* Consider carrying pepper spray, * Go out with friends you can
handrails.
a whistle or learn basic self- trust.
defence techniques * Drink water regularly to
* Go to a place near to your home,
eliminate dehydration.
residence or campus, for ease of
SOCIAL SITUATIONS reach should you require any * Eat enough food to minimise
help. incidents such as fainting.
* Before going on a date, ensure
you know your date’s name, * Notify at least one person * Do not use your hand or any
address, car registration and that you are going out, where other part of your body to
friends. If you suddenly feel you intend to go and when prevent lift doors from closing.
uncomfortable while on the you expect to return. Call that
date, immediately leave person if you are going to be late
Naledi Hlefane
so that they will not worry about
* Do not rely on someone you just
you.
met for a ride home.
#tag 13# FYI recognition, the student received
a 2000 Euros prize which will
finance an all-expenses-paid trip
to a conference of her choice.
Ndulini will therefore be attending
the World Water Week taking place
in Stockholm, Sweden in August
2019. Her presentation also saw
her receiving a certificate for the
best oral presentation in the Water,
Health, Livelihoods and Economic
Development sub-theme.
So what? Water availability and
food security are becoming key
challenges as both are highly
vulnerable to continuously changing
climatic patterns. Agricultural
Who: Sinqobile Fanele Ndulini, PHD student in Microbiology yields will likely be severely
affected over the next one hundred
What, where, when, why and how: award came as a result of her years due to unprecedented rates of
Ndulini is the proud recipient of outstanding presentation at the changes in climate system. Water
the Lewis Jonker Award which 19th symposium, held towards the availability and food security being
is presented annually to the best end of 2018 in Zambia. Her topic closely linked, monitoring water
young water scientist (under the was titled “A green technology for availability to ensure the production
age of 35) at the Waternet/WARFSA/ pathogens removal from domestic of food is therefore crucial.
GWP-SA Symposium. Ndulini’s waste water”. In addition to her
disabilities and accident and crime
victims.
Students with disabilities are
encouraged to join the society as it
is a platform where they can openly
speak out about the challenges their
disabilities pose in their everyday
lives. They can join the society
by contacting the Disability Unit
Coordinator Phiwayinkosi Mjadu
via telephone on 035 902 6398 or
083 944 2063 0r email MjaduP@
unizulu.ac.za. Alternatively,
students may visit Mjadu in
Office 12, Block 13, Thandanani
Complex. Students who are on
Who: Society for Students with Disabilities medication are also encouraged to
What, where and why: An extension made up of students with albinism; declare this information to Mjadu
of the Disability Unit which visual impairments; hearing using the mentioned means of
falls under the Student Services difficulties; neurological problems; communication.
Department (SSD), the society is paraplegia; epilepsy, invisible Naledi Hlefane
14 #tag# Inspiration
“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically.
Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education.” - Martin Luther King, Jr.
This book changed my outlook on life
“After losing my father I went through a very rough patch. I was in matric
and a friend of mine gave me a book titled “Law of attraction”. Reading that
book made me realise that if you have a negative outlook on life attracts a
negative energy. It made me look at things more positively. Now I am doing so well
academically. That book changed my life; it made me a better person.”
- Sahluko Khuzwayo
Diploma in Media Studies
My child motivates me to be the best version of myself
“I have a child who looks up to me. Every morning I wake up and strive to
be a better person than I was the day before. My child is what keeps me
moving forward because I would like to give her the life that I never had.
She is the wind beneath my wings.”
Zinhle Xulu
BA in Communication Science
My rugby coach gave me pearls of wisdom
“I play for the UNIZULU rugby team. We have a wonderful coach who has
become more of a father figure for us. Not only does he coach us on the
field but he gives us advice about life matters as well. There is one particular
line that he likes to say whenever we seem to be losing heart as the team:
“It’s all in the mind.” Simple as they are, these words have become so significant for
me. They have become my mantra. I am a law student and some of my modules can be
really challenging but each time I get the urge to give in to the pressure, I think about my
coach’s favourite line and suddenly regain the strength to face the modules head-on.”
Ntsika Biyela
Bachelor of Laws
My teacher led me to my chosen career path
“When I was in grade 11, I had a great teacher who went out of her way to
ensure that we understood and excelled in geography. Whenever she took
us for a lesson, every time, without fail, she would ask us some questions
about what we had learned in the previous lesson just to jog our memory and
test our knowledge of that particular topic. Her punctuality, passion for teaching and
professionalism are what motivated me to want to be a teacher too.”
Noxolo Mavuso
Bachelor of Education (Geography and Languages)
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